Dakota County Herald
Continuation of the Homer Herald.
JOHN B. BEAM, rCBMRBER.
Subscription Trice. $1.00 Tct Year.
a weekly newspaper published at
Dakota Citv. Nebraska.
FermisRion has been granted for the
transmission of this paper through the
mails as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 4.1.
Republican Ticket.
TATE.
Vop Judfre of Supreme Court,
M. B. BEEBE.
For Rnllrond CommlRNlonrr,
IIF.NHY T. CLARKE, JK.
For Res-outs of Htnto I'nlvorslty,
GEO. COrPLANn,
CHAKLEH B. ANDE.JIBOX.
JUDICIAL.
Kor JuddP KlKlilh Jiirtlrliil niHtrl"t,
A. B. OLESOJt .
COUNTY.
For County Clerk,
W. L. ROSS.
For County Tronmirpr.
W. 1. MANNING.
For Sheriff.
J . P. ROCKWELL.
For County JuilBP,
D. C, 6TINSON.
For Clerk of t ho lilntrlct Court, ZZi
HARRY H. ADA III .
For County Superintendent.
WILFRED E. VOS8.
For County Coroner,
B. F. 8AWYERB.
For County CommUsloner. 3rd District,
FRED BLUME.
For 'ounty Assessor,
Vm, W. BEMNOEB.
A Word to The Voter.
As I find that it is going to be im
possible for tne to make anything iik
thorough oacvass of the county, I
take this means of addressing you. As
you kucw, I am a cndidste for county
ahMor I will appreciate your sup
poit, and if el' ted vill try to make a
fair nd just assetf inent. I foul just
tbiit way in regard t pub'io offices:
That persons Lolding them are publio
servants, and should tty th ir very
bent to serve all alike. I also think
tint the people of Dakota county know
win they want from the different ones
aaking for those offices, and if the
T.'tern and taxpayers want me for
ennrty assessor, let them say so by
tbir votes on election dav, so that if
elected, I will feel that I have been
fairly elected by the legal voters and
will try to srte all alike.
W. W. Reninoeb.
Much is being said now days about
th u-w primary law. The greatest
conoarn of the politUns at the present
is the construction to be given the law
in regard to the effect of writing in
names of candidates. The State's At
torney General has published an opin
ion in which he holds that a person can
not secure a nomination in that man
ner. If tho courts prve to be of this
min 1 it will go hard with the demo
cr.tts in this county as most of their
oanuidatus were nominated in this man
ner, liut we learu that in other
coiintiHS tho shoe would be on the other
foot and the republicans wo ill be in
distress. It ii true there are some de
fects in the present law, hut there are
nono which oannot be easily remedied.
Another thing, about 35 per cent oj
the voters of the state took part in the
election of candidates while uuder
the old caucus system it is safe to say
tint not 6 per cent of the voters took
part in the selection of candidates.
ThW one argument should bo sufficient
to settle the matter in the minds of
the rank and file of the voters. Car
roll Index.
A K insas editor mentions that he
sometimes receives an envelope with
a 'V" in it after the paper had oon
tftined a painstaking wedding notice
or obituary. We sometimes receive
an envelope on such ouoasion, but
they usually contain another kind of a
note, one aaying: "'Enclosed find 2
enta in postage for which send us four
copies which has the notice ot our
daughter's wedding. We are sorry
you made such a mistake as to say 'the
ltrid was dressed iu pink chiffon,' it
wasn't chiffon at all, it was tulle.
Yo-irs respectfully," eto fx.
When you have one milliion $1 bills
and pile them upon top of one another,
if you want to take off the top one,
you will have o reach 270 feet If you
lisd the amount in silver dollars the
piltt would be half a mile high and so
ou. We know for we tried it the other
night, but the bed broke down and we
woke np Ex.
I
t (terns of Interest
I from our Exchanges
Pender Timet.: M jll Niebuhr spent
Sunday at borne at this place. lie is
now employed at Sioux City.
I'encer uepubiio: juei Aieuuhr is
here from Sioux City, to visit home
folks tor a few days. ...Miss Jeunie
Fairwether, of Dakota City, ii visiting
Iru-nds In render this week
Salix Items iu Sloan, Io, Star: Miss
Myrtle Scott ex pt els to leave this week
for a visit at Wakefield, Neb .... Fred
Soott cumo down from Sioux City Sat
unlay evening for a short vuit with
relatives.
Ponca Journal. M:'s May me Knox
was called to Ilubburd yesterday ou
account of the sorioua illness of he
father who residua at (hut pin on. Ml
Js Porueroy, another daugbUr, will
follow today.
Thurston Gazette: Jack Niebul
of Dakota City, has charge of the
barber shop during Mr Hoar's absouee
.... Mr Watson and family arid M
Dave Leep, of Nacora, vuited at tho J
A Shore homo last Sunday.
Emerson Enterprise: Mrs M Mo-
'ntaffer left Tuesday for an extended
visit with her parents and other rela
Uvea in Butler, Ind....II(; Linatelter
has tit eided to move to Waterbury,
build new barn ajd again engage in
the livery business. .. .On a recent
trip to Houtli Dakota, John Florine
Im. I l is pocket picked of $30 at the
dcput in Sioux City. In tho lunch
room at Kalem, 8 1), A V Doran was
toucl.ed for f'Ui. DuriDg the rest of
the trip the members of the party al
most literally kept their hands on
thoii pocket books.
AK. n News: At the Interstate
Fair, (ieorge Nordyke secured first
premium on his herd header of Durocs,
Dan Orion, and alio won third on
produce of sow. This is qnite an item
of ii Ivertisement for those who have
previously purchased stuff from Mr
Nori'vlte's herd,... Will Armour was
over "fioin PoDca this week to cash a
f 1.D0 check on his First National. We
nannot see that Will has crown one
bit I ir.Tcr since ho was elected tress
urer and since he become a banker
Ho i one of thosn kind of boys which
takes more thnn $15 or f 20 to torn his
head.
Sioux City Journal, 2nd: St Jo
srphV hofcpittl received lien Bonder
son, of Emerson, Neb, for treatment
yent rlay. . . .Mrs C 1J Conant, o
South Sioux City, entered St Vincent's
hospital for treatment yesterday...
Mattl-e.w Williams, of Emerson, Neb,
was operated on at St Vincent's lios
pitnl vifctcrdiiv for empyema .... Will
E E.U-11, of Walthill, Neb. and T J
O'Ooii.inr, of Homer, Neb, had stork
u the litirl'ngton .... Married Iu
South Sioux (!itv, Neb, Tuesday, Oc
tober I. 1907, Charles Puckett, of
Tliiii-ti.n. Neb, and Emily Nelson, of
Soul it Sioux City. The ceremony
took place at the home of W A Leo
ord. n brother-in-law of tuo bride, at
p in The couple will immediately
o to Thurston, where they will reside
pon n farm.
Sioux City Tribune : Surrounded by
uoomUv liiucuers, and lust as lie was
goii.n to taken sip of coffee. Oeorge
Hen i.-k, a wealthy farmer ot Water
bury. Neb., dropped dead in Hutchin
son's i.ukery. Mr. Ilerrick came into
the iilxue about 1 o clock and went at
nee to one of the tables in the rear of
the loom, which was comfortably filled
with business men. After ordeiing
his lunch he sat ulone in his chair ap
parent ly in deep thought. When the
girl brought Ids meal he started to take
swallow of the hot coffee. With
gasp he put tiis hand to his side and
then fell over dead. Doctor Robbins
was summoned but the man was already
bevond medical aid. Considerable
mouey und $1,800 in notes was found
on the body. He owns land in Ne
braski! and is quite wealthy. He hai
son in-law living at Morningside,
Oi rin Thompson, who took charge of
the rt mains. Death was due to heart-
dienm.
South Sbux City Record: F S
MeCiouber bus returned from Chicago
where ho went ou bnsiuess last week
. l r and M rs O J Qiester and furui-
ly, of Dakota City, spent Sunday with
relatives here. .. .Mr and Mrs Clint
Williitrand Miss llrace Wilbur, de
pm t. .1 'luursdity for Piatt Center,
Neb . ... Mrs Claude I' reuoh, of Teca
mail, Nct, visited the past three
wci-liK with her oousin, Mrs E R
Gliuioli .... Mrs Oeo Miller and dangh
ter, Ada, returned Monday from Ua
lenn, 111. where they went to attend
the funeral of Mrs Miller's brother.
, licibert Cushman, of Sioux City,
unci ,ur Ante uiam, oi uniaua, were
mariM-il ut the Alethodi:;t parsonage
lue-tl i v, Uev Ueo L Meade, oiliciat
1DK .... Myron Thompson and Ruby
Ciol'i- worthy, both of Sioux City, were
mitriii-d by Rev Meade at the M E
pat'HMiiiige in this city Tuesday. M
Thorn i son ii manager or the Reliable
Cro. i company.
Si. i,n City Journal, 30th: Fishing
witn iiMts) continues good at Crest!
lake. Ytkterday M M Powers and
John Aiusler hooked (?) twonty floe
blacs tiass. The largest one weighs 1
two uu I onedialf pounds. Dass fish
iug ut this Uke has been good all
season... .William Nead was in the
city icsterday from his farm in Cherry
ooumy, -tu. lie lias a ranch com
pi 1x11.4 H00 acres of deeded land, and
is eugHg"ii iu tho cattle and horse in
diistrv. lie said that iu Cherry county
au ex.vtK r.ttlly line crop of small
gruiu ii ni been raised, wheat averag-
ing tinrty-four bushels to the acre,
Juno : Lowrey, who is well remem
ber- il J ere, had 2,000 acres in the
sun:., viciuity, on winch lie main
taiiu i 800 cattle and 4U0 horses. He
has k lJ all this property to Cedar
Ripi. H people and will iuvtst the pro
ceeii iu South Sioux City property.
. .TI10 Groat Northern und Durling-
ton 1 ilroadu yesterday had a gang of
muii .t work constructing a rail con-
section between their ioiut main line
and 1 1"' track of the Chicago, St Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad lead
ing to llio high bridge across the
MiBouii liver. The little station build
ing where train orders were received
ulo was being moved to a location on
the new track. The connection in be
ing Uijilo ono half mile west ot South
Sioux l-ity at the site of tho old ferry
switch. These tracks will be connect
ed 110 iy tonight und at miduight the
Hill 1 n-s will cease to operate their
trail. s over tho bridge of the Combina
tion llciilge companv, and will use the
"Vun.U ibilt bridge," which i owned
by tint Sioux City Bridge cottpsny. a
subiliaiy corporation of the ChicuRO
and .Y nth western Railroad company
Out of Bight.
-u.;t of ngbt, out of mind," is an
old suj iug hioh applies with special
foico to u sore, burn or wound that's
bo 11 ticnttd with lluukleu's Arnica
Sulsc. It's out of sight, out of uiiud
unil eiitiit existence. Piles too and
chili. I 1 1 ii Ft disappear under its healing
iijll".iu-e. Guaranteed by Leslie, tho
uii'i;; int. 2!o.
Put. I M 12 Church Hours of Service
BVSIMV
10 a Sunday School
11 " Preaching
lilt Class Meetiufj
7:il ini Enworth Leuru
8 :0f in Preachiug
TUl' USD AY
8:00 p m ...... , Prayer Meeting
Elm kb E Siuricu, Pastor.
Phone number 33.
Commissioners' Proceeding
Dakota City, Nebr, Oct 1, 1907.
I?oad of county commissioners met
in regular session, members present,
Thomas C Uaird. chairman; Ed Mor-
gsn and Tohn Bierlt and W L Ross,
county clerk.
Uond of T W Oribole, road oversorr
listrict No 19, approved by the boird.
Report of J J Eimets, connty judpe,
for fi st, second and third qnarter, ap
proved by the board. Report as fol
lows:
To the b.-ard r.f county commission
ers : Herewith 1 submit my repori oi
fees eollt cte'd by me as county judge
for the months of January, February
and March, 1907.
olleetetl In.lnnunry 41 7"
" ' February 70 S3
" " March 1
Total..
r,l to
Col lee U d
In April I 4B '
' May 1--T !
1 June 6 7"
Total W
Collected In July t 27 )
" AiiKiist Kl an
" " MeptfinlH-r HI Ni
Tot nl I W 8
Subscribed mid sworn to before W
L Ross, county clerk.
Claims allowed :
0R.tr.1tAi. ri;ND
Iir A J Merondi), services rendered
Andersen ; t 0 fiO
K 4 B f.brCo, lumber 7 00
John It Henm, printing primary bal
lots Ill BO
H A CJonilH, frelKht on driver fl 10
Hert HriiHlleld, work on poor farm ... - 7 "0
K L Hons, IxiurdluK paupers .... 4126
Austin Western Co, nulse 17 GO
W fi Ho., Ifrd quarter salary and ex
penses 15ii 80
llnrry H Adair, court costs ID 7ft
(leo J Ilouclier, ilrd quarter salary and
post a Re 2il (il
Fred Hlume, envelopes and postaKe... 28 45
Fred Illume, witness In Johnson In-
sanltycase i 00
ilnrry Foltz, flxliur well at court
house a 00
Perkins Bros Co. supplies 15 40
T (J lialrd. commissioner's salary OH 00
John Klerk, saiiiu 40 On
Hkldmore A Sou, repulr nK grader and
plo driver 87 C5
nansiK FUND.
John Ohambcrlnln, bridxo work t R 00
Kd Kundt. sumo 12' 0
(ieorRO Ilnle, same fl 00
Peter Anderson, samo 12 00
Kill fibr (to, lumber tin 00
Pat DuRitan, brldRO work Art no
Wm Ilooney, sumo 1 Oo
Caoton BrlditaCo, snmo 210 73
H A 1oi ,1m, snme P 5 00
K 4 11 1.brOo. lumlier 410 05
hoao rnMD.
Pbtor Andorson, road work..... t 8 00
fjester Mlllor, same S 00
Herman Nelson, same IS 00
8 A Combs, same a 40
8 A Combs, same, 14 00
Phillip Renze, snmo 8 00
W K Knowlton, same Iff 50
Frank Wilson, snmo 10 GO
Resolved, That there be and there
is hereby levied upon all the taxable
property iu school district No 11, Da
kota county, .Nebraska, as tne same
existed on J'tuunry 1, 1894, a tax of
25 mills on the dollar of valuation, ao
cording to the assessment of said prop.
erty for general purposes for the year
1V1U7, for the purpose of paying the
certain judgment rendered by the
United States Cironit court for the
(listriot of Nebraska, in favor of Ed
ward II Chapman and J Leroy Ruck,
as administrators of the estato of Wil
Hum liostwick, deceased, aud againtit
said school distr'ct N i 11, of Dakota
county, Neb-aska on August 17, 1004,
for 0, 924 .19 and costs amounting to
$159 f 4, which judgment was rendered
by said court ou interest coupons at'
tuohed to certain bonds issued by said
distriot on January 1, 1894, and th
county clerk is hereby instructed to
place and enter said levy against tli
taxable property of said district upon
the tax list for the year 1907, said tax
to be oollocted as provided by law.
Board adjourned to meet October
20, 1907.
W L Ross, Clerk.
A CUT RATE PRICE-
This is the first campaign in Ne
braka in which politioal bosses cut no
figure. The people will nominate the
candidates and afterwards elect them.
You are one of the people aud should
take an active interest in these pri
maries and elections hereafter. Poll
ties from now on means a square deal
for the masses; lower passenger rates,
lower freight rates, less extortion by
trusts and combinations. These
things can only be accomplished by
every houest voter making it a part of
hjs business. The people can only
know what is really going on by read
ing the newspapers. Rut you ought
to road a newspaper that can print the
truth about all candidates; a paper
that has no self-interest in politics
whose owners are not oUlJi-Uoiaers or
ofllco-seekers. The puhlihhers think
tho STATE JOURNAL is such
paper and in order to prove it to you
make the speoial offer of only 60 cets
from now until after election: seventy-
five cents if you want the Sunday also.
The earlier you send in your order the
more you get for your money. Lincoln
is the news center.
School Notes.
The following were promoted from
the first to tho second grade : Ethel
Hrotherton, HsZ'd Uliveu, Willie San
ford, Paul Robiuaon, lUrharu Nets
wanger. Marie Kramper fe!l on the sidewalk
while playing blackmao ad out her
forehead She was immediately taken
to the doctor's office aud is now all
right.
Superintendent Qeo J Boucher vis
ited the lower grades Tuesday aud
Friday.
Carrie IIiDsen, from Homer, has
eurolled iu the grammar room.
. , ..
iiiouergarieu ami drawing supplies
were received in the lower rooms this
cck.
Miss Unbelt declares herself pleas
ed with tt.e 'wei.ty new geographies
allien sue received .Monday.
Mrs Perriu visited the school Mon
day.
Tho supplies for the upper grades
were sent for this w.k, 3.1 reams of
' history paper, 115 history covers
aud
I5 dozen boxes ot Crayola. 'J
These sup.
plies have never been used here before.
The physics class is wrestling with
composition and resolution of forces at
the prenmt time.
CLEVELAND'S GREAT BROADWAY
A BenatlfDl Iloulevard M'bleh Will
II order lh nookrfellrp I'lldr,
Mnvfli'ld road, when Improvements
begun jestprdny nre finished, Is to Is?
one of the finest thorotiehfures In this
section of the country, suys the Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
l?cj;lnnliiK nt Gnrllcld monument tho
highway, eighty fit't In width, will run
three miles cunt of the end of Cleveland
hciKht.4 village, paved with approved
:iincmhim like the city boulevards. A
gniFS plot will run through Its center,
containing shnde trees; nt Interval of
nhout KK) feet the entire distance.
When other contemplated Improve
ments nre ninde the rond will be a
pnietienl extension of the Cleveland
park system. Joint I). Rockefeller,
wIiofo Forest Hill estnto and other
property borders on the highway, Is
one of the most extensive lund-owners
iiluitling to the extent of his 3,000
foot frontiige, mid litis been Instrumen
tal In muklng the boulevard as
planned.
fo far $181,000 has been spent In
piping und grndlng, and the contract
for paving will Involve about f20."i,0)0
more. Even In t lie matter of trolley
poles, Mnyiield road Isn't going to be
surpassed. The poles will be fixed In
the center of ttrlp, hidden to n degree j
by the trees, mid will ho provided With
ornamental Iron arum. On ench sldo
of the road proper In to he a sidewalk
and grass plot twenty feet wide.
The Cleveland Electric nnd Cleve
land & KitHtern railways have ugreed to
lay double tracks throughout Us length,
hi part of which there nre now only
single tracks. The car tracks will be
laid through the middle of the grass
planted roadway.
The Improvements have been under
dlscurslon for the last six years by
Cleveland height citizens. Next year's
work will he begun on the Coventry
road, couneetlng with the Shaker lakes.
This thoroughfare will be innde 130
feet wide.
DANGEROUS THINGS TO HAVE.
Mnfrled Man Carried Too Much Clr
cniuntantlal Evidence.
It probably never enters the minds
of most people how perfectly Inno
ceut n man may he and jet lay him
self open to suspicion through no fault
of his own. J. C. Linton, a Chicago
guest at the St. Denis hotel, gives a
good instance of this, says the New
York Press. "If I happened to be
found dead In my room Just now,"
said he, "iu one of my pockets would
be discovered the photograph of a
very pretty actress and In my valise a
half dozen pairs of women's silk
stockings, a woman's solid gold
chain, wrist bag nnd a large pearl hat
pin. All these things I don't Include
the photograph are for my wife, but
she doesn't know It. Now, If I were
to die here she would, womanlike,
come to the conclusion, on finding
these feminine things In my bag, that
I the scoundrel, had played her false.
The result would be she would simply
waste the rest of her days In trying
to unearth tho supposed wife No. 2
Anyhow. I guess I'll tear the photo
graph up; It's n particularly danger
ous thine for a married man to have
In -his possession."
Pluarne of Blrda In Eng-land.
The protection of birds In England
has reached such n stage that they have
become a nulsunce, aud now It Is not
unlikely that a systematic war will be
waged on them, says the New York
Sun. The complaint Is not of the game
birds, which nay in sport and In the
market. It is the little feathered crea
tures that are bothering tho farmera
and gardeners.
Of course, tho sparrows are the
worst. They unve grown to millions In
the southern part of England and the
Kentish farmers have had to organizo
bnttues to reduce their numbers, as
they were devouring seed and grain and
destroying fruit to a ruinous extent
Tens of thousands of them have been
shot or caught with bird lime.
In Hertfordshire, just north of Lon
don, the bullfinches are tho worst of
fenders; awaruia of them darken the
air aud settle down on the fields und
In the orchards. Tho statement made
Is that they absolutely denude the trees
of fruit
Each apple or pear has only a little
peck taken from it but it Is thrown to
the ground and rendered totally un
marketable. The farmers and fruit
raisers here talk of organizing formal
hunts to thin out the flocks of birds.
Starlings have also become extremely
numerous und nro badly Iu ueed of
slaughter, the country people Bay.
Tho pigeons are tho only birds con
stantly shot all tho year around la
England, and In spite of this their
number never seems to diminish. Iu
one farm outside of London the pro
prietor reports that he shot recently
340 pigeons in a single day.
Farmers ami gardeners and fruit
growers nre proposing to niemorallze
the government for the establishment
of a scientific system to combat the
Increase In sparrows, finches, starlings,
crows and pigeons In the Interest of
huctandry und horticulture.
la folia of a Python.
Mr. Cocklln, walking Iu thick grass
near the Marico river, ltechuunaland,
w.is thrown to tho ground by a four
teen foot python, which colled around
his legs and then tried to drag blui to
n trea near by. so that by colling Ita
tial around tho trunk. It might proceed
to crush him to death.
When within two yards of the tree
Mr. Cocklln got u bund free and shot
the Hiiuko, which was so heavy that It
nco.'.cl three men to lift It. Kast Lon
don Dispatch.
. About llvcu.
"Th.j !?,cr;',ppiin: h.ivc feparnted."
" liu'.'s tho matter'?"
"Why. .e fitted l'!:u n dog and he
tiiya Klio's 1 ci.l." Detroit l'rco Press.
Surr tir:l :.
"Why Is Mw. Knapper ft 1 way a
kuoi kiii ut njch'ty?"
"She pr.i'onldy wants to get In." D
trolt Free Press.
A landslide Is a
inout in real estate.
tiulucuut move-
PROQ RAM
Following is the rirogram for the
sixth annual session of the Northeast
Nebraska Teachers' Association to be
beld at Emerson, Neb, Saturday, Oc
tooer ii, iwt;
PRIMARY SECTION.
(I::) A. M.
Mihh MtKTLR flomxsox, Carroll, Presiding
Music.
ltendlior, Mrs. Allele Farnlmni, Pender.
Hand Work In the Primary Grades,
Miss Abigail Mnnnlmt, Wnyne.
Primary Aids and fievlces,
Miss Alice O'Neill, Houth Hioux City.
How Can We Interest Our Pupils,
Miss Mabel Dell. Cedar County.
COUNTRY SCHOOL SECTION.
A. T
Bckmham, Wnterbcry, Presiding.
Music
Word
irllls In Ileiidlng,
Miss Mnry McIClvergan, Poncn.
Conditions of Knsy Control,
J. A, Clili'olne. Thurston County.
The Improved Country Hclinol,
Miss Klla Buck, Wayne County
Aids and Devices for Country School Work
Miss Icoslo Bowles, Cedar County.
HIOH SCHOOL, SECTION.
CLtFKOKn Jf KMnitiCKK, Pender, Presiding.
Tne Tcachingof Latin m tho High school.
Miss Nellie House, Pender.
The Growing Need of Normal Training In
the High Hchool,
J A. Dlminlck, W"l:islde
Promotions to nnd In the High Hchool,
W. H. Putchln, Dakota City
Supervision In tho Smaller High Schools,
C. F. Luar, Wakefield.
QENERAL SESSION.
1 ;10 P. M.
Music.
Tho Influence of the Teacher.
S. X. Cross, Emerson
The Kxpermentul Mfc,
J. M. Pile, Wayne.
Music.
Illustrated IiCcture Birds in their Hela.
tlon to Man,
Kobt. Thomson, Randolph
Address.
State Superintendent. J. L. McBrlen
OFFICERS.
GEO. J. BOUCHER, Dakota, President.
MAE DEN DINGER, Cedar, Secretary,
COMMITTEES.
EXECUTIVE.
I.ittell. Wayne,
A. K
Geo. J. Boucher, Dakota City.
W. E. Miller. Hnrtlngton.
M. A. Fknnkli,, Pender.
. A. V. Teed, Ponca.
ARRANGEMENTS.
8. X. Cnoss
RECEPTION.
Nellie Snead. Hilda Turner.
Bkhs Robertson.
Lectnre Course for 1907-8.
The Dakota City ltcture course for
the comintr season o' 1907-8, announce
tho following attractions aud dates:
Schubert Ladies Quartet, Oct 23,
Denton C Crowl, Nov 18.
Metropolitan Concert Co, Jan 2.
It B Burton, Jan 25.
Gibeou Oarl, March 10.
Tickets wrl be on sale at an early
date, notice of which will lie riven.
First Publication Sept 20 8w.
NOTICE.
Notice of the Hearing of the Petition
for the Appointment of Administrator
de bonis non, with th Wid Annexed
Under the Will of William Stewart
Deceased.
To all persons Interested in the estate of
William Stewart, deceased:
Whereas, there is on lllo in the ofllce of
the County Court of Dakota county, an
instrument purporting to be the last will
aim testament of the late William Stewart
01 .Mercer county, I'ennsy vaulii. deceased
and whereas, Roliert A. Htewnrt, who was
named executor in said will, has resigned as
executor, ami lor reasons or such reslgnn.
tlon of executor of siitd will Mary 8 Gil man
and Eva K. Gillette have tiled their petition
and herein pray to have Daniel T. HI I man
named administrator with the will annexed
in said will :
I have therefore appointed Saturday, the
r.'in nay or iii'ioocr. iwrj, ni w o'clock in th
forenoon, at the county court room In said
county, as the time and place for hearln
said petition, nt which time you and nil
concerned may appear nnd contest the petl
tlon of said appointment.
It Is further ordered thnt said petition
gives notice to all persons interested in said
estate of the Dcudcucy of this petition, nn
the time and place set for hearing of snmo
by eauxing a copy of this order to lie pub-
nancd in the I'nKiilHi'imiHv tiernlil, n news,
paper printed and published in xald county
for three weeks successively previous to
day set for the hearing.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto s
I my hnud nnd otliclal seal this luthday o
September, ll7.
J. J. Eiheiis,
seal. County .1 u dire
Keep
Your Nerve
It is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty of nerve force; if
you have not, the organs work
imperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appe
tite poor, kidneys inactive, and
rches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with Dr. Miles' Nervine.
It assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
svstcm strong and vigorous.
"I talis plensuro In rcoominendlnR
Mr. Miles' Nervine to tliou sufferln
fricu nervcuis tirostratinn. Insomnia
mid melancholy. After h'vitiiI
months ili'cr!:'!; from nlv4 diseay
I t'i.a ttiS ii.c.lr li'o and found I.111;'
.tlntH relief. U soothtu and rtr'iist'.i
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gloomy imJ d'-pressliiHT thoughts und
liiveu'tbu sufferer renewed strength
nnd hopu. H ia u supurb iiei vo re
storer."
JfDGIS JA"On FEFMANN.
Miuluon, Wisconsin.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cur Is sold by
your druggist, who will fliiarante that
the first bottle will benefit. If it fails
he will refuna your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lad
We Have some Bargains in
Leather TEAM NETS
They arc old style The price is also old style
which is low
$500
while
STVRGES
m
4tt Pearl St
What is Your
Do you know it would be worth a great deal more if you
had it fully fenced with American fence? Every dollar put
. into this kind of improvement comes back double to you .
Think it over. All progressive farmers are fencing all their
farm hog tight. They find it pays. It will pay you. Let
us tell you what it will cost you for the wire and the posts .
We have both. Call and see them. '
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard,
HEO. TIMLIN, Manager.
It Is Delicious
3t
25 cents
BlendeJ and packed from
Harris (Si
No. 6 Front Si.
f ARM LOANS
rvwheie
on earth. . gee or
property with us
L16C your
DakstaClty.Neb.and Wflmur iFinrS
sih. ci Ne " nrner tl raPt 8
C6e Kind Thtvt Wca.rs
. That's the service we give you. PROMPT, GOOD, RIGHT.
Been doing it for over twenty-one years, hence our steadily in
creasing business.
Remember, EVERYTHING in banking that you can get, even
in New York, and at as low rates (if not lower), and better treatment,
if we can give it to you. Always glad to see you. Call, when in
-town, for a visit, if no bnsiuens to dq.
We sre prepared to do twice the volume of business we now do4.
Try to peuade that friend or newcomer to try this good bank next
time he needs to use oue. He will be pleased, you will be thanked
and we will be grateful to you both.
"The Bank
Cattle and farm loans are ripe
now, and price low.
READ THE HERALD
For All the Flews.
Do you wasit
to sell yow farm?
The quick, sure way is
to put a want-ad in
'She mialba, E
The Rates are One insertion, per line 10 cents.
Two or more consecutive insertions, per line,
0 cents each insertion. Kach insertion made ou
odd days, 10 cents per line.
All advertising runs in both morning and
bud evening pupers ilhout extra charge.
Count Six Words to aw Sirta
Address Want-Ad Department, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
Within everybody's reach reaches everybody
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they last
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, SIOUX CITY. IOWA m
Farm Worth?
Nebraska.
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per Pound
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carefully selected coffee by
Kilboxsrne
Homer, Net
We have plenty of Money to Loan at a low
rate of interest on Dakota county Farms. We
also Sell and Bay Real Estate of all kinds
write us before you Borrow, Buy or Bell,
to Sell.
Estate
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that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
Bank of Dakota County
Jackson, JNeb.
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